light curve of EGP?

From: ykchia (chiayk1@singnet.com.sg)
Date: Sat Sep 03 2005 - 10:23:59 EDT

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Hi  folks:

   Tonight I watch EGP drift not far from Antares but the thin  cloud 
diffused the flashes greatly.  The peak-hold images indicate a rather 
irregular /complex pattern.   Is there any publish light curve of this 
object rather reading a list of timings? 
  Wonder whether there are with-in group similarity.

    One idea came to my mind is to do a side by side peak-hold images 
comparsion of another night (with similar instrumentation and assuming 
repeats within FOV)  and see whether the spacing and brightness have 
any  match-up. Something like doing a DNA marking line up comparisons..  
Any comments?

rgds
ykchia
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